Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. penultimate

appease or reduce anger

second to last in sequence

alert; watchful

confirm or support with evidence

2. lurid

take someone away by force

causing shock or horror

based on hypothesis; theoretical

accustom to hardship

3. coalesce

set or adjust precisely

to spread throughout something

lasting only a short time

come together to form whole

4. limpid

support or reinforce

lower in dignity or status; humiliate

to fill with love or admiration

clear and transparent

5. disaffected

often repeated; unoriginal

unhappy with authority or system

lacking empathy or concern

understood only by a select few

6. ennui

easily taught or managed; submissive

to ban or prohibit officially

boredom or dissatisfaction

playfully unusual or fanciful

7. copious

customs or moral standards

gathering of people

impulsive or unpredictable

abundant or plentiful

8. bourgeois

relating to middle-class or capitalist values

ready to obey or surrender

person involved in dialogue

able to change easily or versatile

9. bias

to ease or relieve without curing

person who follows rules

prejudice or inclination for or against something

intended to correct or improve

10. chide

to scold or complain bitterly

vague or unclear

scold or rebuke

causing shock or horror

11. etymology

complaining or irritable

miserable, despicable, or wretched

origin of a word

giving a bad omen or threatening

12. deface

spoil surface of something; vandalize

forbidden by law or rules

person opposing authority or government

apparently true or reasonable

13. intractable

inclined to lay down principles as incontrovertible

implied; understood without being stated

typical example or model

difficult to manage

14. unctuous

to encroach or infringe

crowning or official ceremony

hardworking and attentive

excessively or ingratiatingly flattering

15. enmity

pacify or soothe

engage in lively, drunken partying

deep-seated hatred

matching in size or amount

16. atypical

strange; mysterious; unsettling

not representative of the norm

drive away or scatter; make vanish

walkway between rows

17. sagacity

art of designing dance movements

wisdom and good judgment

terminate prematurely or fail

changeable or variable

18. ambiguous

unclear or having multiple meanings

skillful, quick, and precise in movement

easily shaped or changed

damaging reputation; slanderous

19. amorous

total sum of parts

to ease or relieve without curing

to make less severe or painful

showing love or romantic feeling

20. agnostic

doubts existence of god

withdraw or take back statement

speak ill of; belittle or defame

loss of reputation or respect

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. penultimate

2. lurid

3. coalesce

4. limpid

5. disaffected

6. ennui

7. copious

8. bourgeois

9. bias

10. chide

11. etymology

12. deface

13. intractable

14. unctuous

15. enmity

16. atypical

17. sagacity

18. ambiguous

19. amorous

20. agnostic

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. penultimate

2. lurid

3. coalesce

4. limpid

5. disaffected

6. ennui

7. copious

8. bourgeois

9. bias

10. chide

11. etymology

12. deface

13. intractable

14. unctuous

15. enmity

16. atypical

17. sagacity

18. ambiguous

19. amorous

20. agnostic

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